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Thanks, some good options, but not what i was looking for.
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Thanks, some good options, but not what i was looking for.

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Can you be explicit about what you are looking for?
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Can you be explicit about what you are looking for?

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Hi guys,<br />
<br />
I am looking to buy a 40&quot; TV and my budget is about £800. I am looking into Samsung's 6 series but not necessarily. Here is what I am looking for in a TV:<br />
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Good 2D performance - good sports/action refresh rates a must, good SD with up-scaling a bonus<br />
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Not really bothered about 3D - just makes my head dizzy<br />
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Not sure how big a trade off is quality if I go for a non-reflective &nbsp;- my living room is quite bright during the day<br />
<br />
<br />
Any suggestions?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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Hi guys,

I am looking to buy a 40" TV and my budget is about £800. I am looking into Samsung's 6 series but not necessarily. Here is what I am looking for in a TV:

Good 2D performance - good sports/action refresh rates a must, good SD with up-scaling a bonus

Not really bothered about 3D - just makes my head dizzy

Not sure how big a trade off is quality if I go for a non-reflective  - my living room is quite bright during the day


Any suggestions?

Thanks!

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